If and when funding and time permits I'd be interested in hearing your thoughts on the August VGB500 HDMI capture card - its touted as being a more inexpensive alternative to Elgato's HD60S along with being equally as capable in terms of its abilities.
It would be great to add 25/50 fps (PAL) compatibility to the list, because most capture cards I tested don't allow anything lower than 30 fps, or have 24 fps but no 25 fps mode. That's a problem for non-gamers who want to just use these cards with their cameras. I have Extremecap UVC which has 25p mode after firmware upgrade. YK752, EC288 and ezcap284 don't support it. I wonder if any of the cheaper, "non-broadcast" style cards support PAL modes. Of course they all display 25p video, but with occasional stuttering due to framerate mismatch.
Do you have additional info regarding the Live Gamer 4K? You said RGB is supported, but didn't list any resolution or FPS. Or is it possible to capture RGB content at *any* supported resolution without restrictions in FPS? That would be quite remarkable. Secondly, what about custom resolutions? Can you feed "odd" ones (i.e. 1800p, 1024x768, 800x600) into the Live Gamer 4K and capture it successfully? At last, AVerMedia itself says on reddit, that there's no (official?) support for HDR using AMD graphics cards. Can you confirm or deny that? I'd *really* appreciate your answer, 'cause you seem to be the only one actually covering these topics in detail.
You are an absolute godsend for providing detailed and comprehensive information like this. Your coverage of capture cards is lightyears ahead of seemingly any other documentation available online, including the manufacturers' documention, and has been extremely useful to me. Thank you.
First off-- this is awesome. Thanks for putting this together and taking the time to test all these devices! one request: There is a specific HDMI (supports analog too) capture device I'd like to see tested on this list, the StarTech USB3HDCAP. It's something I was looking into using for streaming MiSTer FPGA output, as it supports both analog and digital connections. Thanks for your time & effort @eposvox.
You might look into the Time Sleuth for lag testing, it's much cheaper and more configurable. I'd also really like to see audio tested. For example, the HD60 Pro, if fed a surround sound signal, doesn't downmix, it just takes the left and right channels, resulting in a lot of missing audio. The Live Gamer 4K, on the other hand, allegedly (according to Avermedia) downmixes the surround sound so that viewers aren't missing out on anything. Audio isn't particularly well documented on their spec lists, so I'd love to see more information about that. As others have mentioned, OSSC compatibility would be nice as well, though that can be found elsewhere.
I actually just got a Time Sleuth and am liking it better. Results match the Leo Bodnar so far, but I will be using it instead moving forward. OSSC stuff has been added to the spreadsheet and will fill in info as possible
As an owner and user of two different capture cards (BlackMagic Design Intensity Pro 4k and Razer Ripsaw Game Capture Card) I appreciate videos like this. Great job!
Please, test 240p compatibility (native or forcing using OBS) using HDMI, OSSC/Retrotink wierd frequency signals etc. HD Retrovision guys have a list, but its very small and dont have much info.
Yeah man you are the KING of capture card reviews... much respect for putting in the work. Would love to see performance graphs of other software as well, just to have as an educational resource. I recently switched to vMix for my professional live streaming business so I'd be interested to see some of these cards and how they perform with it. Cheers!
This is an amazing video and resource, thank you! I have a couple questions: 1. Why are analog inputs so hard to measure latency for? I'm using a BMD Decklink Duo and taking in SDI feeds, but wanted to test the latency for it...will that same tool to measure on the monitor work (I have a monitor that uses SDI inputs I could test against)? 2. Is there a difference in latency when you choose a different color space in the decode mode?
Yo EposVox, great content love all you informational videos but, I have one question I've watched this video over and over and I cant seem to understand something. Should I be using the Game Capture HD software in OBS Studio OR should i be getting my feed directly from the device itself without even bothering with the Game Capture HD? I know your busy but if you can provide me some clarity id love that. Hope you have a wonderful day!
@@EposVox I'm using the HD60s, but in the sources you know how you have "Game capture HD60 S (Video) (#01)" and "El Gato Game Capture HD". I was wondering which one should i use or does it even matter?
@@EposVox damn so I've been messing up this whole time YO thank you so much for your time and knowledge you have no idea how much i appreciate that. Please keep this going man your doing more than you know for everyone!
Hey, first off thanks for the OBS resource, I was actually looking into doing something similar myself (just with internet resources and not hands on). So... I know I'm sorta late to the party, but would you consider adding a column for whether a given card has tone-mapping capabilities? Especially in your current videos you mention this quite a lot, also with using the LUTs instead etc. So you seem to have some data on it already, mind adding it to the OBS resource? :)
Awesome work man, I’m looking at capture cards for a new camera setup because I discovered that my stream has been having issues because my c922 webcam at 1080p and 720p causes my encoder to drop frames (new NVENC on my 2080ti), I tried dropping the resolution of the camera even further to 480p and discovered that suddenly there was a new video decode mode unlocked in OBS (YUY2 instead of just MJPEG) after some research leading your written article and this video I now know that MJPEG is garbage and I want at least YUY2 but I’m now stuck at 480p 30fps on the camera. So a question then, I noticed it in this video the gen 1 cam link has a lower latency than gen 2. I’m only interested in 1080p support so I’m curious if you tested the latency at the same resolution, frame rate and video decode modes (since gen 2 has access to I420, NV12, YUY2 where gen 1 is YUY2) and do you recommend the gen 1 if you want to stick to 1080p or do you think I should go for gen 2? Cheers and keep up the great work!
Datapath cards are also great. I have a Datapath VisionRGB E1s it captures at 8:8:8 and it supports any resolution I've thrown at it. PAL PS1, PAL Saturn (both using sync strike) and any weird res and refresh rate a 90's PC could throw at it. For example 720x400 at 70hz? No problem! It has a DVI-I connector with support for DVI, HDMI, VGA, Component and SCART (using a sync stripper). Depending on the device capture video clarity is sometimes indistinguishable from emulators. The only negative thing I can say about it, is that it maxes out a 1920 x 1200 60hz (digital), but you could probably mess around with it's API to squeeze in some more pixels. It also doesn't capture audio. Overall great card you can get on Ebay for around $50 - $100 especially if you are into capturing retro stuff.
Indeed, I need to pick that one up. I have tested newer Datapath cards, but they were loaners and I no longer have them, so I can't go back and do latency testing, etc. :/ Does it support true 240p?
@@EposVox Not sure about what you mean with true 240p do you mean something like a SNES or Mega Drive? I'm sure it will capture any RGB signal be it analogue, digital, ~15 kHz or ~31 kHz. When I capture stuff with it I use a tool called VCS ( github.com/leikareipa/vcs ). It allows me to dial in clock (horizontal size), phase, colour intensity, contrast etc and more importantly create profiles for different devices so I don't have to dial in settings for every single analogue device and mode.
Yeah that's what I mean - most capture cards, even if they're compatible with funky PC resolutions and etc. - interpret 240p signals (NES through PS1 era) as 480i, which is undesirable.
@@EposVox I think this card might be quite fast. I'm playing Duke Nukem 3D, Half Life and other games through the VCS preview and it's pretty playable. Obviously not competitive online gameplay type of playable, but decent enough latency.
Thank you for putting this video together. It's been difficult to find detailed information in the past. Do you have any recommendations for recording lossless video for teardrop? Currently I'm using AmaRecTV with the lagarith codec. I'm not sure if there is any difference in recording to RGB or Yuy2 for teardrop though. Would RGB raise my chances to get a more accurate reading or would it not matter since both are lossless in the end? Also I was told that you have to record lossless to a SSD and not to record to my 7200RPM 6TB standard HDD. Is this true? Everything I've read says that write speeds aren't a major leap with SSD, instead the gap in performance is mostly with the read speeds. Is that true? I'm just hoping to record lossless gameplay the most efficient way possible. Thanks and keep up the great work!
Write speeds are also a massive jump over HDDs, whoever said that had no clue lol. For lossless you can either do a CRF/CQP of 0 or use the utvideo codec option in OBS. For Amarec, utvideo or lagarith are both good choices. Color space doesn't really matter - it's just a matter of having a clean enough scene frame to frame to make sure it doesn't detect compression artifacts as new frame data.
I want to display 1080p output from my camera on a tablet screen with the lowest possible preview latency. Current using camlink 4k but latency is around 250ms.... Any recommendations?
@Eposvox geraldundone applies a LUT using the atomos device. What would the difference be in latency and processing by doing this in the atomos device versus in OBS ?
Cool overview. Don't ReLive and Shadowplay do 'the same thing' as capture cards?- or are there other things you can do with video capture cards? I understand from watching reviews by AMD and Nvidia the software options offered affect fps by about 4 to 5% - but what about 'latency' n such?
Question, I have pc with i3 8100+UHD630 ram 16GB. Which capture card I can use for record and or streaming 1080p60?I am plan to use it for capture from console(ps4 or switch) I still thinking which I should buy aver media mini or elgato hd 60s. Thank you.
Hey I know this may be a ridiculous question but I use the lgp2 plus which has a pc free mode but to save from sync issues when I’m travelling I was wondering if you know what laptops meet the system requirements or how I could find out
I am an Elgato HD60 user. The OBS delay rate is said to be 101ms. How did you test it? It is only available in Elgato Game Capture HD on OBS. Is there no other way?
Nice work. You're pretty techy..I have a AGPTEK HD Capture hooked to my xbox 360 and for some reason the audio is out of sync. By any chance would you have any advice?
Do you have any specific recommendations for doing game capture from genesis? The setup we have is causing a weird loss of color in the game play that is recorded. (obs with elgato video capture run through a vcr)
Now I’m curious about what would be the lowest latency camera for HDMI output. I use a gh5 with Zoom/Skype conference calls, but latency seems higher than when using a Logitech c920.
Sorry this might seem abvious but when u mean input lattency do you mean from controller to screen? I want to play competitive games so i want the lowest input lag possible and i dont want extra input lag to affext my gaming performance, i personally dont care TOO much about the input lag to obs but do you know if any has input lag in a competitive fashion rather than the lag to go to obs
Could you add information on how many channels of audio the cards support capturing (i.e Surround). I find that information about that is often unclear in the specs-sheets.
My viertual desktop with quest 3 is 45 ms. so adding 45 more or more would suck, unless th egame ois slow rpg or something. I need capture preview withj maybr 02 ms at most, 30 tops I guess.
NV12, Partial Color Range, Rec709. Make sure your consoles are set to Limited HDMI Color Range and that SLOBS Advanced settings also set to Partial/Rec709
Oh my God sir!.... massive thank you for the setting dude. It now looks the dogs bullocks..(that means awesome in the uk.hah) wow soooooo much better.haha. laters.👍👍😎😎😎🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺
When it comes out, it would be great to run the Atomos Ninja V NDI expansion module against these cards since NDI is such powerhouse it seems for low latency!
I want to do this, so I can use my Quest 3 VIRTUAL DESKTOP to PLay my Nintendo switch or other systems with agiant quest 3 screen, I could do in bed or anyehere in the house as long as I am in bluetooth range! Esentially, connect to my virtual desktop with a big game preview window! This will rock! Could play switch on the toilet but with a 150 inch screen equiv!
@@EposVox Could you review this capture card too www.amazon.com/MYPIN-Capture-Passthrough-Streaming-Compatible/dp/B07MZQJYYM/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?keywords=MYPIN+Capture+Card&qid=1553878087&s=gateway&sr=8-5
How the hell did you achieve 100ms on HD60? I can't even get close to 200ms and struggling. I've tried OBS and Game Capture software and they are not even close to 100ms.
I noticed you don't have the Avermedia LGHD2 PCIe card, but you have its 4k variant. I bought the LGHD2 primarily based on a video you made in the past, so I'm a little confused at how it feels forgotten, or not in here??? Or did I somehow misread it, don't see it in the link on the obs website either. Am I crazy? (Mainly because I actually have played Splatoon 2 off my OBS Preview, without reall any significant problems. so I was wondering what the exact latency was.)
Like I said, I will be updating over time as I get to more capture cards :) As is I honestly have no clue where my HD 2 is at the moment, which is why it's not included.
With which resultion are both Cam Links tested? It would be interesting to see if 1080p has a lower latency on the Cam LInk 4k. Edit: Nevermind, the tester outputs 1080p60
Make sure you rate the resource 5 stars! obsproject.com/forum/resources/capture-card-documentation-latency-decode-modes-formats-more.777/
If and when funding and time permits I'd be interested in hearing your thoughts on the August VGB500 HDMI capture card - its touted as being a more inexpensive alternative to Elgato's HD60S along with being equally as capable in terms of its abilities.
It would be great to add 25/50 fps (PAL) compatibility to the list, because most capture cards I tested don't allow anything lower than 30 fps, or have 24 fps but no 25 fps mode. That's a problem for non-gamers who want to just use these cards with their cameras. I have Extremecap UVC which has 25p mode after firmware upgrade. YK752, EC288 and ezcap284 don't support it. I wonder if any of the cheaper, "non-broadcast" style cards support PAL modes. Of course they all display 25p video, but with occasional stuttering due to framerate mismatch.
Do you have additional info regarding the Live Gamer 4K?
You said RGB is supported, but didn't list any resolution or FPS. Or is it possible to capture RGB content at *any* supported resolution without restrictions in FPS? That would be quite remarkable.
Secondly, what about custom resolutions? Can you feed "odd" ones (i.e. 1800p, 1024x768, 800x600) into the Live Gamer 4K and capture it successfully?
At last, AVerMedia itself says on reddit, that there's no (official?) support for HDR using AMD graphics cards. Can you confirm or deny that?
I'd *really* appreciate your answer, 'cause you seem to be the only one actually covering these topics in detail.
How come the Avermedia website lists the 4K Gamer as being able to record in 4:2:0, but not 4:4:4?
This is super useful, thank you for tackling such a huge project.
You are an absolute godsend for providing detailed and comprehensive information like this. Your coverage of capture cards is lightyears ahead of seemingly any other documentation available online, including the manufacturers' documention, and has been extremely useful to me. Thank you.
First off-- this is awesome. Thanks for putting this together and taking the time to test all these devices!
one request: There is a specific HDMI (supports analog too) capture device I'd like to see tested on this list, the StarTech USB3HDCAP. It's something I was looking into using for streaming MiSTer FPGA output, as it supports both analog and digital connections.
Thanks for your time & effort @eposvox.
You might look into the Time Sleuth for lag testing, it's much cheaper and more configurable. I'd also really like to see audio tested. For example, the HD60 Pro, if fed a surround sound signal, doesn't downmix, it just takes the left and right channels, resulting in a lot of missing audio. The Live Gamer 4K, on the other hand, allegedly (according to Avermedia) downmixes the surround sound so that viewers aren't missing out on anything. Audio isn't particularly well documented on their spec lists, so I'd love to see more information about that. As others have mentioned, OSSC compatibility would be nice as well, though that can be found elsewhere.
I actually just got a Time Sleuth and am liking it better. Results match the Leo Bodnar so far, but I will be using it instead moving forward.
OSSC stuff has been added to the spreadsheet and will fill in info as possible
Thanks For the VID man, looking forward to "ALL" of them!
As an owner and user of two different capture cards (BlackMagic Design Intensity Pro 4k and Razer Ripsaw Game Capture Card) I appreciate videos like this. Great job!
This is awesome stuff man! I like deep dive videos like this! Super interesting. Thanks for this!
0:34 I didn't know Toblerone made a capture card
XD
Please, test 240p compatibility (native or forcing using OBS) using HDMI, OSSC/Retrotink wierd frequency signals etc.
HD Retrovision guys have a list, but its very small and dont have much info.
Yeah man you are the KING of capture card reviews... much respect for putting in the work. Would love to see performance graphs of other software as well, just to have as an educational resource. I recently switched to vMix for my professional live streaming business so I'd be interested to see some of these cards and how they perform with it. Cheers!
What about the drivers? Which capture cards are using UVC and which are using proprietary drivers?
Was literally just about to hit buy on a capture card. This is going to help out heaps. 😍
This is an amazing video and resource, thank you! I have a couple questions: 1. Why are analog inputs so hard to measure latency for? I'm using a BMD Decklink Duo and taking in SDI feeds, but wanted to test the latency for it...will that same tool to measure on the monitor work (I have a monitor that uses SDI inputs I could test against)? 2. Is there a difference in latency when you choose a different color space in the decode mode?
Awesome work .. this is the type of info I have been looking for .. real under the hood details without the marketing hype.. Thank You..
Huzzah! Been waiting for this, EposVox! :D
Yo EposVox, great content love all you informational videos but, I have one question I've watched this video over and over and I cant seem to understand something. Should I be using the Game Capture HD software in OBS Studio OR should i be getting my feed directly from the device itself without even bothering with the Game Capture HD? I know your busy but if you can provide me some clarity id love that. Hope you have a wonderful day!
If you mean you're using the original Game Capture HD device, definitely stick to Elgato's software
@@EposVox I'm using the HD60s, but in the sources you know how you have "Game capture HD60 S (Video) (#01)" and "El Gato Game Capture HD". I was wondering which one should i use or does it even matter?
Ah! You should be using the first one. The second one routes through their software and causes problems, you don't want that.
@@EposVox damn so I've been messing up this whole time YO thank you so much for your time and knowledge you have no idea how much i appreciate that. Please keep this going man your doing more than you know for everyone!
Hey, first off thanks for the OBS resource, I was actually looking into doing something similar myself (just with internet resources and not hands on). So... I know I'm sorta late to the party, but would you consider adding a column for whether a given card has tone-mapping capabilities? Especially in your current videos you mention this quite a lot, also with using the LUTs instead etc. So you seem to have some data on it already, mind adding it to the OBS resource? :)
Dude, you are a LEGEND!!
Thank you very much for doing all this! Super useful 👍👍
Awesome work man, I’m looking at capture cards for a new camera setup because I discovered that my stream has been having issues because my c922 webcam at 1080p and 720p causes my encoder to drop frames (new NVENC on my 2080ti), I tried dropping the resolution of the camera even further to 480p and discovered that suddenly there was a new video decode mode unlocked in OBS (YUY2 instead of just MJPEG) after some research leading your written article and this video I now know that MJPEG is garbage and I want at least YUY2 but I’m now stuck at 480p 30fps on the camera.
So a question then, I noticed it in this video the gen 1 cam link has a lower latency than gen 2. I’m only interested in 1080p support so I’m curious if you tested the latency at the same resolution, frame rate and video decode modes (since gen 2 has access to I420, NV12, YUY2 where gen 1 is YUY2) and do you recommend the gen 1 if you want to stick to 1080p or do you think I should go for gen 2? Cheers and keep up the great work!
Huh, TIL my Cam Link is lower latency than the upgraded Cam Link. That's great for me and disappointing for new buyers.
Yep discovered that in my review originally too
Awesome video Adam! 😁 very insightful informative and helpful.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you! Once again you're doing things right Epos!
Great audio at the end!
What is the cheapest capture card u would recommend to me dosent need to be perfect but just something that records my gameplay
What capture card(s) would you recommend then?
Datapath cards are also great. I have a Datapath VisionRGB E1s it captures at 8:8:8 and it supports any resolution I've thrown at it. PAL PS1, PAL Saturn (both using sync strike) and any weird res and refresh rate a 90's PC could throw at it. For example 720x400 at 70hz? No problem!
It has a DVI-I connector with support for DVI, HDMI, VGA, Component and SCART (using a sync stripper). Depending on the device capture video clarity is sometimes indistinguishable from emulators.
The only negative thing I can say about it, is that it maxes out a 1920 x 1200 60hz (digital), but you could probably mess around with it's API to squeeze in some more pixels. It also doesn't capture audio.
Overall great card you can get on Ebay for around $50 - $100 especially if you are into capturing retro stuff.
Indeed, I need to pick that one up. I have tested newer Datapath cards, but they were loaners and I no longer have them, so I can't go back and do latency testing, etc. :/
Does it support true 240p?
@@EposVox Not sure about what you mean with true 240p do you mean something like a SNES or Mega Drive? I'm sure it will capture any RGB signal be it analogue, digital, ~15 kHz or ~31 kHz.
When I capture stuff with it I use a tool called VCS ( github.com/leikareipa/vcs ). It allows me to dial in clock (horizontal size), phase, colour intensity, contrast etc and more importantly create profiles for different devices so I don't have to dial in settings for every single analogue device and mode.
Yeah that's what I mean - most capture cards, even if they're compatible with funky PC resolutions and etc. - interpret 240p signals (NES through PS1 era) as 480i, which is undesirable.
@@EposVox My PS1 and Saturn were detected as progressive.
@@EposVox I think this card might be quite fast. I'm playing Duke Nukem 3D, Half Life and other games through the VCS preview and it's pretty playable. Obviously not competitive online gameplay type of playable, but decent enough latency.
Holy crap, man, this is so helpful.
Thank you for putting this video together. It's been difficult to find detailed information in the past.
Do you have any recommendations for recording lossless video for teardrop? Currently I'm using AmaRecTV with the lagarith codec. I'm not sure if there is any difference in recording to RGB or Yuy2 for teardrop though. Would RGB raise my chances to get a more accurate reading or would it not matter since both are lossless in the end?
Also I was told that you have to record lossless to a SSD and not to record to my 7200RPM 6TB standard HDD. Is this true? Everything I've read says that write speeds aren't a major leap with SSD, instead the gap in performance is mostly with the read speeds. Is that true? I'm just hoping to record lossless gameplay the most efficient way possible.
Thanks and keep up the great work!
Write speeds are also a massive jump over HDDs, whoever said that had no clue lol.
For lossless you can either do a CRF/CQP of 0 or use the utvideo codec option in OBS.
For Amarec, utvideo or lagarith are both good choices. Color space doesn't really matter - it's just a matter of having a clean enough scene frame to frame to make sure it doesn't detect compression artifacts as new frame data.
@@EposVox awesome thanks man!
I want to display 1080p output from my camera on a tablet screen with the lowest possible preview latency. Current using camlink 4k but latency is around 250ms.... Any recommendations?
@Eposvox geraldundone applies a LUT using the atomos device. What would the difference be in latency and processing by doing this in the atomos device versus in OBS ?
Stellar work, thank you!
Cool overview. Don't ReLive and Shadowplay do 'the same thing' as capture cards?- or are there other things you can do with video capture cards?
I understand from watching reviews by AMD and Nvidia the software options offered affect fps by about 4 to 5% - but what about 'latency' n such?
Capture Cards are for external sources (game consoles, cameras, second PC) and do not benefit 1 PC setups. ruclips.net/video/55ROLsQiiU8/видео.html
But, no, they do very different things in similar fields
Thanks- I was wondering why some streamers only use the software on their GPU's.. @@EposVox
Question, I have pc with i3 8100+UHD630 ram 16GB. Which capture card I can use for record and or streaming 1080p60?I am plan to use it for capture from console(ps4 or switch) I still thinking which I should buy aver media mini or elgato hd 60s. Thank you.
Hey I know this may be a ridiculous question but I use the lgp2 plus which has a pc free mode but to save from sync issues when I’m travelling I was wondering if you know what laptops meet the system requirements or how I could find out
I am an Elgato HD60 user. The OBS delay rate is said to be 101ms. How did you test it? It is only available in Elgato Game Capture HD on OBS. Is there no other way?
Nice work. You're pretty techy..I have a AGPTEK HD Capture hooked to my xbox 360 and for some reason the audio is out of sync. By any chance would you have any advice?
Do you have any specific recommendations for doing game capture from genesis? The setup we have is causing a weird loss of color in the game play that is recorded. (obs with elgato video capture run through a vcr)
Thanks so much for tackling this! :)
Thanks for watching!
you need more views and subs. this is so useful...
Thanks! Spread the word some :)
Now I’m curious about what would be the lowest latency camera for HDMI output. I use a gh5 with Zoom/Skype conference calls, but latency seems higher than when using a Logitech c920.
Sorry this might seem abvious but when u mean input lattency do you mean from controller to screen? I want to play competitive games so i want the lowest input lag possible and i dont want extra input lag to affext my gaming performance, i personally dont care TOO much about the input lag to obs but do you know if any has input lag in a competitive fashion rather than the lag to go to obs
Im console btw if that changes anything
Could you add information on how many channels of audio the cards support capturing (i.e Surround). I find that information about that is often unclear in the specs-sheets.
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Looks like the Epiphan AV.io got omitted from the comparison charts. Their cards generally do 4:4:4 RGB and have built in scalers.
Not fully omitted, my Epiphan cards are just in active use and I haven't had a chance to pull and test yet :)
My viertual desktop with quest 3 is 45 ms. so adding 45 more or more would suck, unless th egame ois slow rpg or something. I need capture preview withj maybr 02 ms at most, 30 tops I guess.
what about the Razer Ripsaw HD? Any Better regarding latency
have to wonder what your ram specs are on your workstation and what the ram specs of each card and dongle you tested
Specs listed in the article. The capture cards don't really have RAM o_O
Do you have a best settings for the hd60 pro in stream labs obs buddy please?
NV12, Partial Color Range, Rec709. Make sure your consoles are set to Limited HDMI Color Range and that SLOBS Advanced settings also set to Partial/Rec709
@@EposVox wow. Thanks buddy. I really didnt think you would reply.hahha. great work fella. Loving the channel. So keep up the good work. UK watcher😎😎😉
Oh my God sir!.... massive thank you for the setting dude. It now looks the dogs bullocks..(that means awesome in the uk.hah) wow soooooo much better.haha. laters.👍👍😎😎😎🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺
I really appreciate this!
When it comes out, it would be great to run the Atomos Ninja V NDI expansion module against these cards since NDI is such powerhouse it seems for low latency!
is that a new "webcam"? Looks nice! And not super dark and muddy either ;)
My usual Panasonic G7 setup that I've been using for every desktop tutorial video since like mid 2018 :D
I did recently start using a new fancy lens on it, which might make it look better :)
Wow. That was super interesting.
I want to do this, so I can use my Quest 3 VIRTUAL DESKTOP to PLay my Nintendo switch or other systems with agiant quest 3 screen, I could do in bed or anyehere in the house as long as I am in bluetooth range! Esentially, connect to my virtual desktop with a big game preview window! This will rock! Could play switch on the toilet but with a 150 inch screen equiv!
I’m surprised by how much more latency Elgato HD60 Pro have than it’s brother, HD60S.
Please, test the Acasos AC-VS2583, they promisses 16ms latency.
What card do you recommend for Xbox One X play at 4K, but capturing at 1080p?
Live Gamer Extreme 2, Live Gamer Ultra, or just any of the 4K options like LG4K, 4K60 Pro
@@EposVox Wow you actually replied! Thanks man.
are you going to check out olive video editor?
ur mic be vibin' tho, what is it
Are You gonna Review The AGPTEK VG0061 and the MOKOSE U70S
Yes
@@EposVox Could you review this capture card too www.amazon.com/MYPIN-Capture-Passthrough-Streaming-Compatible/dp/B07MZQJYYM/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?keywords=MYPIN+Capture+Card&qid=1553878087&s=gateway&sr=8-5
Thank you 🙏.
Beautiful
YK752 not existing anymore, i need one but not a single shop have it T_T
How the hell did you achieve 100ms on HD60? I can't even get close to 200ms and struggling. I've tried OBS and Game Capture software and they are not even close to 100ms.
I noticed you don't have the Avermedia LGHD2 PCIe card, but you have its 4k variant. I bought the LGHD2 primarily based on a video you made in the past, so I'm a little confused at how it feels forgotten, or not in here??? Or did I somehow misread it, don't see it in the link on the obs website either. Am I crazy? (Mainly because I actually have played Splatoon 2 off my OBS Preview, without reall any significant problems. so I was wondering what the exact latency was.)
Like I said, I will be updating over time as I get to more capture cards :)
As is I honestly have no clue where my HD 2 is at the moment, which is why it's not included.
@@EposVox Thanks for the reply! I appreciate it, Atleast now I know it's. "Oops, I put it in a box somewhere. I'll add it when I find it." ;p
Nice!
With which resultion are both Cam Links tested?
It would be interesting to see if 1080p has a lower latency on the Cam LInk 4k.
Edit: Nevermind, the tester outputs 1080p60
Everything tested at 1080p. As stated in the Resource page, that's a limitation of my testing hardware
we dont deserve this
Freaky venom eyes.
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@@EposVox It looks like you have Venom Symbiote twinkling in your eyes.